Some day, I must photograph more of City Hall. Designed by Saltaire's architects, Lockwood and Mawson, and opened in 1873, it has 35 statues of British kings and queens around the exterior, supposedly in chronological order. William IV (seen here) has presumably observed a lot of life passing in front of him.
Saturday, 3 February 2018
Bradford's showpieces
Some day, I must photograph more of City Hall. Designed by Saltaire's architects, Lockwood and Mawson, and opened in 1873, it has 35 statues of British kings and queens around the exterior, supposedly in chronological order. William IV (seen here) has presumably observed a lot of life passing in front of him.
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It were allus grim up North......
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely open space for the community
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It looks lovely, Jenny!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful architecture, Jenny!
ReplyDeleteIt appears to be a mix of newer and older buildings. Maybe not overall the most beautiful I have seen, but it is good that it has that City Park in the center.
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